From coaching investors to building analysts.

Before BlockMind, our founder Oskar coached crypto investors one on one. The people he worked with weren’t reckless. They were smart, careful — and still losing money. Some of it went to bad tooling: phishing links, confusing interfaces, irreversible mistakes. More of it went somewhere quieter: decisions made with no research behind them.

Professionals don’t operate that way. A fund analyst sits at a desk built for the job — data feeds, analyst frameworks, documented reasoning, a process that outlives any single call. A private investor gets a price chart and a comment section.

So he stopped coaching and started building the desk itself. The first version of BlockMind attacked the tooling problem — a safer way to hold and track crypto. The real problem sat upstream, in how decisions got made. Today BlockMind builds research agents for stocks and digital assets: they read premium market data, apply documented analyst frameworks, and deliver verdicts with the sources and reasoning attached.